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Electrical Services

Commercial Electrician for Central Coast Businesses

Fault finding, fit-outs, lighting, switchboards and three-phase electrical work for offices, shops, hospitality and managed properties. We plan access and power interruptions around the work your site needs.

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  • Licensed and insured
  • After-hours work available
  • Compliance certificates supplied
  • Account terms available
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Our Scope

Electrical work for operating premises and new fit-outs

A commercial fault can affect one item of equipment or a whole area of the premises. We identify what is affected, investigate the electrical cause and explain the repair needed.

Work for your premises

  • Fault finding and repairs
  • Fit-out wiring and lighting
  • Equipment circuits and three-phase work
  • Switchboards and protection
  • Testing and electrical records
  • Strata and managed-property work
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For a fit-out or upgrade, the equipment list and layout guide the circuits, lighting and switchboard work. AB Electrical coordinates with builders, shopfitters and project managers from rough-in to final testing. Ongoing maintenance and multi-site requests are assessed case by case.

Site planning

Keep access, isolation and documentation clear

Working outside trading hours may help, but it does not remove the need for a power interruption. We agree the affected areas and timing before scheduling planned work.

Smoke, fire or immediate danger: leave and call 000. Keep people away from damaged equipment. For an urgent fault, call with the site address and what has lost power; arrival timing is confirmed on the call.

Why AB Electrical

Why people choose AB Electrical for commercial

You deal with the same electrician throughout your electrical work. If a fault is caused by our installation or repair workmanship, we put it right at no extra charge.

Direct contact on the job

The same electrician handles your electrical work from site assessment to completion.

After-hours options

Work can be arranged outside trading hours, with access and any isolation agreed in advance.

Records for the agreed work

Electrical compliance records and the specified testing reports supplied for the work completed.

Commercial account terms

Account terms can be agreed for ongoing customers. Maintenance and multi-site arrangements are considered case by case.

The work on site

From site assessment to testing

After-hours options and account terms for ongoing customers can be agreed before work. Planned jobs are quoted in writing; urgent repairs are discussed separately.

  1. 01

    Assess the scope

    Review the fault, equipment requirements or fit-out plans and inspect the installation.

  2. 02

    Plan access and isolation

    Agree the work area, power-off window and responsibilities for essential equipment.

  3. 03

    Complete and test

    Carry out the agreed installation or repair and test the affected work.

  4. 04

    Hand over the records

    Explain the completed work and provide the agreed reports and applicable electrical compliance documents.

FAQs

Questions about commercial

Costs and inclusions

Commercial electrical cost guides

These indicative ranges are for early budgeting, not an AB Electrical price schedule or a quote for your property. The assessment determines the work, inclusions and actual price. Planned work is quoted in writing; urgent work is discussed separately.

Standard commercial callout (first hour, business hours)
$180 – $280
After-hours / out-of-trading-hours callout
$260 – $420
Small office maintenance visit (typical scope)
$400 – $900
Retail fit-out electrical (small shop, new circuits + lighting)
$3,500 – $9,000
Hospitality kitchen electrical upgrade (3-phase + circuits)
$2,800 – $6,500
Strata or commercial switchboard upgrade
$2,200 – $5,500
Test-and-tag visit (typical small office)
$280 – $640
Emergency lighting compliance test + report
$350 – $850

What affects the final price

  • Trading hours and whether after-hours access is required
  • Whether the site needs to remain operational during work
  • Site size, number of circuits, and switchboard complexity
  • Compliance testing, documentation, and certificate requirements
  • Whether the request is a one-off repair or an agreed ongoing arrangement
  • Multi-site or franchise-group rollout vs single site

All figures are indicative. Planned work is quoted in writing before it starts. For urgent work, call to discuss the fault and likely costs.

Next Step

Planning electrical work for your premises?

Tell us about the premises, equipment and work needed. We will assess the scope and agree access, timing and the price for planned work.

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